About 25R2.2
This topic provides information about the Veeva CRM 25R2.2 minor release, including important dates and release announcements.
All dates listed are subject to change.
Dates to Remember
- September 4, 2025 – Release Notes available
- September 11, 2025 – Sandbox Release
- September 18, 2025 – Production Release
Release Notes
The following items are now available:
- What's New In 25R2.2
- User Visible and Behavior Changes for 25R2.2
- 25R2.2 Maintenance Notes
- 25R2.2 Known Issues
Announcements
Supporting iPadOS and iOS 26
Veeva CRM will support the upcoming iPadOS and iOS 26 releases on iPad and iPhone devices. For iPadOS 26, Veeva CRM must be used in full screen and will not support windowed mode. See CRM for iOS for more information about supported iPad and iPhone devices.
Salesforce Workflow and Process Builder Retirement
Salesforce has announced they will stop supporting Workflow Rules and Process Builder on December 31, 2025. Existing automations will continue to run, but Salesforce support and bug fixes will no longer be provided after this date. In the Winter '23 release, Salesforce officially retired the ability to create new Workflow Rules and Process Builder processes. This move supports the transition to Salesforce Flows.
What This Means for You:
- Veeva Workflows - There are three basic workflows still in the Veeva code base. Some customers have already converted these to Salesforce Flows on their own. Veeva does not plan to convert these workflows to Flows, to minimize risk of conflict with Flows customers already converted. As with all Veeva functionality, we will investigate any issues and update the application to ensure continued functionality.
In addition, customers may notice there are a number of Field Update workflows still in the Veeva code base as part of various approval processes. We received guidance from Salesforce confirming Field Update workflow actions incorporated in Approval or Entitlement Processes are not affected by this retirement.
- Custom Workflows - To stay aligned with Salesforce best practices and maintain support, we recommend evaluating your existing custom Workflow Rules and Process Builder logic for migration to Salesforce Flows
End of Support
See End of Support for a list of deprecated features, devices, and OS versions.
